A New York Police Department officer is set to face a disciplinary trial more than a decade after fatally shooting Delrawn Small during a confrontation in Brooklyn. The case has drawn renewed scrutiny amid ongoing debates over police accountability and the handling of officer-involved shootings. Authorities have not yet disclosed the specific circumstances leading to the trial, but the delay highlights long-standing concerns over the pace of internal investigations. The proceedings could offer further insight into the NYPD’s disciplinary process for cases involving lethal force.
NYPD officer faces disciplinary trial 10 years after killing Delrawn Small Gothamist
